Summer
Cherry Brown Sugar Fool with Honey Almonds
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slulibby
March 7, 2011
Quick Update: I just wanted to add, that I am getting married next month, and for my shower, my mother and aunt prepared a berry wedding fool for me and the guests as a surprise! It was fantastic.
monkeymom
March 8, 2011
congratulations to you! I really can't wait until spring comes for the cherries so I can make this fool!
lapadia
March 8, 2011
Congratulations, so happy for your upcoming wedding, sluibby...and what a great shower surprise from your mother and aunt!!
gbuda
September 21, 2010
I got to make this once. It was outstanding. Wanting a repeat, I went looking for fresh cherries in the grocery store to no avail. I'll have to try it with blueberries!
dave/lee
September 14, 2010
As to proof reading comments - It is too good to get 6 our of it -- four is much better.
monkeymom
August 23, 2010
I can't tell you how much I love this recipe. The cherries are really delicious, I make them all the time now!
SandyK
August 18, 2010
I can't wait to try this. It sounds velvety and creamy with a bit of crunch. What a combination!
stevemr
July 8, 2010
Looks like a great easy recipe. BUT does anyone proofread the recipes? It says it serves six, but then says to divide the dessert among four dishes. Which is it?
slulibby
July 9, 2010
Hey stevemr-- Sorry for the misprint. You were right. The recipe is workable a few ways. Personally, I find that I could make six little individual dessert cups out of the recipe. However, you could make it as one large bowl, trifle style (still I think five or six could be served). One caveat, the dessert bowls that I have been using are small glass bowls, so if you use a larger dessert bowl, then you would only probably get 4. It depends a bit on how big you make your servings/how hungry you are:) Hopefully that helps
claibornem
July 7, 2010
Looks amazing--love the addition of the brittle. Will try this with our black currants, which have been waiting for the perfect recipe.
cookinathome
July 4, 2010
Has anyone tried fools with other fruits?
mrslarkin
July 5, 2010
I think you can use lots of different berries/fruits. I've made lime fool. Delicious. I think it had gelatin.
AppleAnnie
July 7, 2010
I tried this recipe using blueberries, with a little freshly ground nutmeg. It was very good.
Jane E.
July 11, 2010
Gooseberry is the English classic; I have made it with raspberry. The cherry fool looks delicious and I shall make one this week.
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